How to choose the right tooth types for crusher jaw plates?

To crush different types of stones or ores, different tooth types of jaw crushers are required to adapt. There are some popular jaw tooth shapes and uses.

Tooth Profile: Standard Tooth

Uses: Suitable for both rock and gravel crushing; Wear life, power requirements, and crushing stresses in good balance; Typical factory installation.

Tooth Profile: Quarry Tooth

Uses: Suitable for crushing Shot Rock in quarries; The flat teeth perform better with abrasive materials; (more wearable tooth material); Causes higher stresses and increases power requirements.

Tooth Profile: Super Tooth

Uses: Suitable for general use and especially a good choice for gravel crushing; Large mass and special design of the teeth gives long wear life and allows fine material flow down through the cavity along the grooves without wearing the teeth.

Tooth Profile: Corrugated Recycling Tooth

Uses: Suitable for crushing concrete; Fine material flows easily through the cavity along the large grooves.

Tooth Profile: Wavy Recycling Tooth

Uses: Suitable for crushing Asphalt, Material flows easily down through the cavity along the grooves without packing; Normally used in the small setting range with the intermediate plate.

Tooth Profile: Super Grip Tooth

Uses: Suitable for hard and round natural rock crushing; Provides better grip and capacity; Fine material flows easily through the cavity along the large grooves; Wear life of the fixed and movable jaw dies in good balance.

Tooth Profile: Wedge & Standard Tooth

Uses: Suitable for both rock and gravel crushing; Thicker lower end of the jaw die and the thinner upper end of the jaw die; Maximizes size of the maximum feed size of the cavity with the maximum nip angle; Wedge jaw die is the fixed one and the Standard jaw die is the movable one.

Tooth Profile: Anti Slab Tooth

Uses: Special jaws designed to crush slabby sedimentary rock; Can also be used when recycling concrete and asphalt slabs.

Tooth Profile: TIC Inserts Tooth

Uses: Special jaws designed to crush hard rock; Can also be used when recycling concrete, asphalt slabs, and mining industry.

Tooth Profile: Corrugated Tooth

Uses: Laminar material; Small setting; High amount of fines; Cubical products

Tooth Profile: Coarse Corrugated Tooth

Uses: Laminar material; Abrasive material; High amount of fines; Large setting

Tooth Profile: Sharp Tooth

Uses: Increased nip action; Laminar material; Abrasive material; Large amount of fine.

Tooth Profile: Heavy Duty Tooth

Uses: Extremely abrasive material; Increase liner life; No demands on particle shape; Can be combined with CC or ST for improve particle shape.

Tooth Profile: Wide Wave Tooth

Uses: Extremely flaky material; Less abrasive material, Muddy material; Good particle shape.

Tooth Profile: Wide Tooth

Uses: General applications; Abrasive rock; Less in stock due to that the Z-plate can be fitted on both sides.

Tooth Profile: S Tooth

Uses: Medium to Hard rock applications; Recycling applications; Grips material to allow better crushing; Available in 18% and 22%.

Tooth Profile: S Tooth

Uses: Recycling applications; Good grip on smooth flat surfaces; Available in 18%.

Tooth Profile: Shallow Tooth

Uses: Recycling and Soft Rock applications; Not available for all Models; Available in 18%.<